Opening hours

closed:
23 - 25 and 31 December
01 January 2019

Admission is free.
The museum is barrier-free.

How to get there

The Money Museum is located at the Bundesbank's Central Office in the Ginnheim district of Frankfurt.

Getting there by public transport

From the main railway station (Hauptbahnhof) take the underground line

• U4 (direction: Seckbacher Landstraße) or
• U5 (direction: Preungesheim)

to Willy-Brandt-Platz. Transfer from there to lines

• U1 (direction: Ginnheim),
• U2 (direction: Bad Homburg-Gonzenheim),
• U3 (direction: Oberursel-Hohemark) or
• U8 (direction: Riedberg).

Get off at "Dornbusch". From there, you can either take the 34 bus (direction: Mönchhofstraße) to "Deutsche Bundesbank" or walk roughly 500 metres down the street "Am Dornbusch".

Getting there by car

Take the A5 motorway to Nordwestkreuz Frankfurt. Use that interchange to get onto the A66 in the direction of Miquelallee/Stadtmitte. Take the Miquelallee exit and then follow the signs saying "Deutsche Bundesbank". The entrance to the Money Museum is located some 100 meters from the Bundesbank's main gate. Limitied visitor parking is available in front of the museum; parking spaces for buses are also available.

Route map

Accessibility

The museum is accessible to visitors with disabilities. Visitors in wheelchairs can use a ramp linking the street to the museum building. Once inside, the visitor can use an easily accessible lift to access the exhibition. The exhibition rooms and coffee shop are located on the same level.

The Money Museum’s lecture rooms on the first floor are likewise accessible by lift.

We recommend that visually impaired visitors bring an accompanying person. In addition, we offer audio guided tours for this group of visitors. For more information, please ask at the information desk in the lobby.

Coffee shop in the Money Museum

The Money Museum's coffee shop provides warm and cold beverages and snacks.